Richard Shaw gmail.com> writes:
> I just upgraded without issue on a x86_64 F8 system. I installed the i386
>version as I did not see a native 64bit version available using "yum list
>'*flash*'". It seems to be much more CPU efficient. I haven't done any real
>benchmarking but almost anything max
Bill Davidsen tmr.com> writes:
> Better in what way? I think either case gets you out of typing a 2nd
> LIKS password. Using /dev/urandom seems to avoid having a password where
> anyone could ever recover it, and I think using LUKS on swap will kill
> suspend in either case (it may work better
Frank Cox sasktel.net> writes:
> What's the point of encrypting a partition and then keeping the key for that
> partition on the hard drive so you don't have to enter anything to access it?
Well - if unencrypted then in principle in the even of theft the swap partition
would have information in
Deron Meranda gmail.com> writes:
> The / and primary swap partitions (or logical volumes) are handled a
> bit differently than say /opt. They are mounted very early in the boot
> process, and in fact are handled by the initrd's nash scripts. If you
> change the LUKS options for these, you'll ne
I have a machine with f9 clean installed and encrypted /, encrypted swap
and encrypted /opt partitions.
Of course during boot you are asked for the luks passphrase for all three
partitions.
I have been able to avoid the passphrase prompt for /opt, by placing a keyfile
in /root and added this key
Anders Karlsson trudheim.co.uk> writes:
> http://www.saout.de/tikiwiki/tiki-index.php?page=EncryptHomeDirUsingLUKS
> to work out the steps needed to encrypt the USB key. Mounting it is as
> simple as just inserting it and browsing it. It'll be detected as
> encrypted.
Great - thanks
Mike
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Todd Zullinger pobox.com> writes:
> If you'd like to not have to disable the gpg signature check, that's
> only a few more steps (most of which only need to be done once).
Another valuable piece of the jigsaw - thank you for this Todd
Mike
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John Austin jaa.org.uk> writes:
> Please see below my notes to myself when doing the same for F5
> Hope they help
>
> John
Fantastic - thank you very much for this...
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Mark Haney ercbroadband.org> writes:
> Yes you can use the current F9 src rpm and build it for F7. I did the
> same thing for FC6. As for Les' contention about the upgrade cycle,
Thanks Mark - having never done this kind of building before is there a
good easy to follow link to a guide expla
Does anyone know if there is an easy way to fix bind (bind-chroot) running
in an old machine running FC7 so that it offers the same protection as
bind-chroot-9.5.0-28.P1.fc8
and
bind-9.5.0-33.P1.fc9.i386
??
Can one use the src rpm for F8 and re-configure it for FC7?
I guess there are still quite
Stuart Sears sjsears.com> writes:
> 6. let us know what the error messages are. We can be of more help that
> way. Everything we do at the moment is little more than educated guesswork.
OK many thanks Stuart - when I get back to the machine this evening I will
get some answers to the questions
McGuffey, David C. saic.com> writes:
> My next task was to go looking at the logs to see what was trying to
> scribble in resolve.conf...but your post puts me onto something.
I have used static addressing for ages on desktops from FC1,2,3 onwards -
and on a desktop machine the best way I know is
Frank Murphy utvinternet.com> writes:
> You can run both in seperate bottles.
> Or become an advocate for office 2003, and get the latest\ + nightly
> builds, in returen for aiding and abetting
>
Thanks Frank, that sounds useful
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Paul Smith gmail.com> writes:
> VMware Server works fine here on F9.
OK - thanks - one nice thing about Crossover (and Wine) is that one can
run specific MS Office applications without having to install a full
Windows VM operating system. I presume that with VMWare you have to
install a full
Frank Murphy utvinternet.com> writes:
> Have a look at Crossover Linux, if you don't wan't to run\virtualise
> windows .
>
> http://www.codeweavers.com/compatibility/browse/group/?app_parent=779;
>
> This is a report on office 2003
I do use Crossover too (I have been a paid up member for about
Does anyone have Excel 2003 working under Wine in F8?
I installed Office 2003 Pro after installing wine in F8, then running
winecfg to make an initial setup, and using winetricks to install
corefonts. I had to "yum install cabextract" before the winetricks
script would install corefonts.
I have t
Mike C gmail.com> writes:
Seems that this is a kernel related problem - I reverted back to
2.6.24.7-92.fc8
and now Excel XP runs fine under Crossover. The problem I was
seeing was right clicking a cell and clearing the cell contents
made Excel hang... and needing to reset all apps running un
Mike C gmail.com> writes:
>
> After updating my F8 installation today (which includes update to
> xorg-x11-server-Xorg)
Whoops - I misread the log file - there was no update to xorg -
But I am still getting crashes in Excel running under wine or crossover.
Was OK yesterday.
After updating my F8 installation today (which includes update to
xorg-x11-server-Xorg) I am getting crashes with Excel/Excel Xp and 2003
running under both wine and crossover.
Anyone else seeing the same issues?
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Mike C gmail.com> writes:
> modprobe -rv rt61
> modprobe -av rt61
> then
> ifdown wlan0
> ifup wlan0
>
> This just unloads the kernel module and reloads it, and then restarts
> the wireless.
I looked back and realised you have the rt61pci module listed but you
can
Mark Haney ercbroadband.org> writes:
> [root sulla ~]# ifconfig
> wlan0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:1E:E5:20:BF:BA
>inet addr:192.168.2.3 Bcast:192.168.2.255 Mask:255.255.255.0
>UP BROADCAST MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1
>RX packets:19 errors:0 dropp
Andrea googlemail.com> writes:
> I just would like to know if it is possible to choose which interface to
> use, and in case NM wants to connect both, how do I choose the default
> gateway? I've seen it chosen at random so far.
Equally at some point no doubt someone will want to have NM able to
David Halik jla.rutgers.edu> writes:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I just yum upgraded three different FC8 workstations I have here at work
> to the latest kernel update and all three broke in the same manner. Upon
I have also had problems with this kernel - see:
http://marc.info/?l=fedora-test-list&m=121
Anne Wilson googlemail.com> writes:
> +1 I have been seeing a brief flash of a kde crash notification without being
> able to read it, until 4.0.4, where it is clearly knotify.
Yes and in 4.04 I can finally save the file - when I get back to that machine
over the weekend I will add it to the BZ
Mike C gmail.com> writes:
>
> I have been getting a knotify crash on logout from kde 4 for some time -
OK I found it
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=443230
I will add to that when I get a crash dump.
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I have been getting a knotify crash on logout from kde 4 for some time -
With the 4.04 it is it is the same so I made a new user with useradd -
so the config files are clean - and still get the same - after closing the
knotify window logout proceeds ok but there is clearly a problem.
Anyone else
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